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There is someone I've met recently and I honestly consider him the greatest and possibly the first real friend I have ever had. However, I've had trouble communicating with him. I honestly want to express my feelings towards him, but I am just so nervous of his reaction, I'm afraid he will reject me. I want to get it off my chest now and say to him through a text, but I feel like it would be better to say it to him in person. I'm trying to get him to come over to my house sometime but he says he's uncertain about his plans. I want to keep asking, but I'm afraid he will get annoyed and stop being my friend. What should I do?
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>>18623573
If someone really is your friend you shouldn't have trouble communicating with them. Also there shouldn't be a need to tell them how much you like them - thats just creepy. You are talking as if you want to get sexual although you claim you just wanna be friends. Fag
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dont emotionally invest so heavily in one person
just because you dont have a lot of friends doesnt mean you give too much power to "the first real friend"
you cant be paralyzed of offending your one friend or it will eventually ruin the friendship anyways, so just be natural and if it fails it fails but trying super hard to keep something alive unnaturally isnt worth it
also its time for you to get a few acquaintances and also practise your social skills a bit in a mirror everyday 20 minutes for like a year
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>>18623573
Try asking him on a real date rather than telling him to come over to your house
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>>18623573
First, does he know you are gay or suspect? If you know he is straight you are very likely to be disappointed.
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